Day[9]: 'From the bottom of my heart, thank you' - Page 15

Licmyobelisk

Philippines3682 Posts

November 19 2010 04:53 GMT

#281

I really suggest give out more donations to our beloved day9.. if only I have dollars here (well all I have is pesos) I would have gladly donated.. did you see how awesome the wednesday fight nights are?

On November 19 2010 05:59 SmoKim wrote:
Seeing how Day9 hosted Wednesday Night Fights i guess he found a way to show how he apreciate all the donation by using them as kick ass prize pool :D man what a BALLER <3

hell yeah baby.. high five ^_^

bro_fenix

United States132 Posts

November 19 2010 05:18 GMT

#282

Wow, I feel like a bum, but I can't donate any money as I'm only a freshman in college. I hope Day9 has a REALLY great holiday

Here's to the best caster there is out there, in any sport, ever. Thanks Day9, you're the person who keeps me playing.

kingcoyote

United States546 Posts

November 19 2010 06:00 GMT

#283

Day9 has provided me so many hours of entertainment that he is definitely worth the money. Between the dailies, Blizzcon, MLG, IEM and King of the Beta, he has enhanced my SC2 experience so many times over.

Crazyeyes

Canada1342 Posts

November 19 2010 09:01 GMT

#284

It's really all been said a million times already.

Just keep doing what you love, and don't ever change!

We love you <3

LooseMoose

United States184 Posts

November 19 2010 09:09 GMT

#285

Sup Sean,

Regrettably I didn't have a clue who you were in the BW era; however, I did watch many of your past famous daily's as well as many of the SC2 related ones. Similarly to many of the people posting within this thread on TeamLiquid, I find you to be one of the most inspirational people I know and it is a goal of mine to befriend you somehow in life.

Your dailies are not only driven by supreme nerdism (I feel like everyone on TL.net can appreciate this) but as comedic value AND inspiration to the lowly players throughout the esports organization. While I had an extreme desire since my elementary school years to game prolifically, I found much resistance to the idea within my family. This resistance caused me to never truly commit to a game I loved and become the best at it.

On another note, the fact that you can balance your Starcraft love with your real life obligations is absolutely astounding to me. You drive to finish your schooling overlapping with your personal desire to commentate on StarCraft 2 pro-games is truly an inspiration and I feel as though many will agree with me.

Don't stop being Sean Plott. Whatever you decide to achieve in life, whether commentating and analyzing StarCraft or some lame "real world" job you have thousands upon THOUSANDS of references to claim on your resume to help accomplish your goals.

Thank you for your indirect inspiration.

As a nursing student I hope to somehow and in someway provide similar inspiration to many youngin's in my life time.

Fran_

United States1024 Posts

November 19 2010 11:35 GMT

#286

Thanks for your hard work, lots of fun and, let's face it, I'm stealing some of your jokes, expressions and ways of speaking for my own talks at conferences. Thanks again Sean

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